Bridgewater Primary School.

Vision

Our Nursery reflects the nurturing and supportive learning environment of our current Early Years provision where your child will grow and thrive.

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The nursery team consists of Mrs Hollingsworth (Nursery Teacher), Mrs Abraham (Early Years Practitioner), Miss Anglin (Early Years Teaching Assistant) and Miss Essen (Early Years Practitioner). All members of the team work hard to offer a nurturing and supportive learning environment for the children to thrive and grow. We follow the Early Years Foundation Stage Curriculum with an emphasis on promoting the characteristics of effective learning. This approach fosters a love of learning and provides challenge linked closely to developmentally age appropriate experience. We strive to create an environment where the children feel confident to explore and discover new things. As a Nursery, we understand that all children are unique and understand the importance of following their individual interests.

You will find our curriculum information further down the page!

Stick Man, Stick Man, beware of the...

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This week has been lovely, we have been getting ready for Christmas. The children have loved the decorations and have continued to have great fun decorating our trees.

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They have enjoyed listening to 'Stick man' each day and were in absolute hysterics while watching it. We spoke lots about the Character and explored how he was feeling as he travelled through each setting. The children's response was great with them saying 'he should have just stayed at home'.

They have also had great fun making their own stick men this week, which you may see looking out of our nursery windows.

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Rain or shine the children have been out and crawling through tunnels, balancing on planks and jumping over hurdles. They are really enjoying the obstacle courses and are having so much fun setting up different ones each day.

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We have continued exploring shapes in our environment and have used the sticks to create our own shapes. We looked at how many sticks we needed to make the shapes and then counted the corners and sides. We had fun trying to use the sticks to make a circle.